Christiansen, Michael wrote:
>
> I'm teaching a course on XML at a local Jr. College and am thinking
> about using your standard version in class. I'm impressed with its
> features, but can't find a way of displaying / editing a document in its
> raw text format. Is this something that can be done? I understand that
> its a primitive view when compared with your element views, etc. but I
> feel that when introducing the basic concepts, its important to provided
> this experience.
>
I use the following macro-command to do that:
---
<!-- =================================================================
Use external editor to edit XML source of current document
and automatically reload it when done.
On Windows, replace emacs by the path to your favorite text editor.
(Mine is C:\emacs\bin\emacs!)
Make sure that this editor supports Unix-style newlines
and the encoding you have chosen for your XML documents.
================================================================= -->
<command name="editXMLSource">
<macro>
<sequence>
<command name="XXE.save" parameter="[ifNeeded]" />
<command name="run" parameter='emacs "%D"' />
<command name="XXE.open" parameter="[reopenIfNewer]" />
</sequence>
</macro>
</command>
<binding>
<keyPressed code="ESCAPE" />
<charTyped char="e" />
<command name="editXMLSource" />
</binding>
---
See http://www.xmlmind.com/xmleditor/_distrib/docs/configure/ch03s02.html
Procedure:
----------
[1] Copy attached file to <XXE_user_preferences_directory>/config/.
[2] Modify it using a text editor or using XXE. You need to change
'emacs "%D"' to something that works on your system.
[3] Restart XXE.
---
PS: The right place to ask this kind of question is xmleditor-support AT
xmlmind DOT com.
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